"provide useful knowledge" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the action of giving or supplying helpful or valuable information to someone. For example, "The seminar will provide useful knowledge on financial planning for young adults."
In this study, we were interested in using the results of the intervention program to provide useful knowledge on the variation of environmental risk factors before and after intervention.
Our findings of which factors that are associated with involuntary admissions to hospital of these patients may provide useful knowledge that clinical practitioners and authorities in countries using involuntary admissions and treatment of SUD patients would benefit from.
These findings could provide useful knowledge for soundscape planning strategies.
Our findings provide useful knowledge in designing PS formulations for effective PDT.
This investigation on the microscopic mechanism of the photoluminescent properties of these complexes can provide useful knowledge for experimentalists.
The simulated results could provide useful knowledge for the design and optimization of the proposed total energy system.
It provides useful knowledge on the physical symptoms associated with HD, primarily chorea.
This study suggests that the implementation of different vegetation restoration types can alter soil hydrologic functions and provides useful knowledge for ecological restoration practices and management in karst landscapes.
Nevertheless, several cases and follow-up times were found, despite the low frequency of this disease, providing useful knowledge about this quite uncommon entity.
The large amount of biomedical literature provides useful knowledge resource for researchers to form biomedical hypotheses.
Each one of the animal models referred to here shows some similarity to the physiology of the human digestive system, thus providing useful knowledge from different angles about the gut microbiota in health and disease.
